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08/24/2026

Influencers like Mikayla Noguiera, Jen Hamilton, Gabrielle Stone, and Meghan McTavish are reframing their divorces as empowering — and making money off it.

08/20/2026

Does getting divorced mean your spouse automatically gets half of everything you owned before the marriage?

Not necessarily.

In Alabama, property you owned before getting married may be treated as separate property. But things can become more complicated if those assets were mixed with marital funds, placed in joint accounts, or regularly used for the benefit of the marriage.

Homes, savings, inheritances, investments, and other valuable assets can all raise important questions when it comes time to divide property.

If you’re considering divorce, understanding what may be considered separate versus marital property can help you better protect your financial future.

Learn more in our latest blog.

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Will you lose your pre-marital assets in an Alabama divorce? Learn how Alabama’s equitable distribution laws, commingling rules, and the 10-year retirement rule impact your separate property.

08/18/2026

Divorce can come with a lot of uncertainty — and sometimes not knowing what comes next is the hardest part.

Questions about your home, finances, children, property, and future can quickly become overwhelming. While every divorce is different, understanding the legal process and getting organized early can help you feel more prepared for the decisions ahead.

You don’t have to have every answer on day one. Start by learning what to expect and what steps you can take to protect yourself and your future.

Learn more about managing the uncertainty that can come with divorce in our latest blog.

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Navigate Alabama divorce anxiety with clear answers on property division. Learn how state courts define marital vs. separate assets, handling pre-marital homes, retirement accounts, and commingled funds.

08/14/2026

Getting hurt at a company retreat can raise a lot of questions — especially when the event happens away from your normal workplace.

If attendance was mandatory or the event served a clear business purpose, an injury may still qualify for workers’ compensation benefits. And if an unsafe condition at the hotel, conference center, or other venue caused the accident, there may also be a separate claim against the property owner.

Slippery floors, broken stairs, unsafe equipment, poor lighting, and other hazards can all play a role.

If you were injured during a company retreat or other off-site work event, understanding who may be responsible is an important first step.

Learn more in our latest blog.

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Hurt at a mandatory retreat in Alabama? Learn how workers’ comp and third-party venue liability claims work to secure your full financial recovery.

08/13/2026

You spent years building your retirement. What happens to it if you get divorced?

401(k)s, pensions, IRAs, and other retirement accounts can become an important part of property division during an Alabama divorce. What was accumulated during the marriage, what existed beforehand, and how the accounts are divided can all affect your financial future.

There may also be ways to negotiate property division that allow you to protect certain retirement assets while balancing them against other marital property.

Before making decisions about accounts you’ve spent years building, make sure you understand your options.

Learn more in our latest blog.

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Protect your 401(k), IRA, or pension during an Alabama divorce. Learn about the 10-year rule, QDROs, and property offsets to secure your financial future.

08/07/2026

Names are a significant piece of our identity. When a child’s name no longer suits them due to a familial change, personal preference or other circumstances, parents or guardians can follow a legal process to make the change official. State laws govern the name change process for minors, often re

08/04/2026

Workers’ compensation laws provide medical and wage benefits to help workers recover from job-related injuries or illnesses. State laws, the injury suffered and the type of job determine how much workers receive for lost wages. This guide outlines the general rules for workers’ comp wage payment...

08/02/2026

If you have been injured while attending a mandatory corporate event or off-site retreat, the clock is already ticking on your ability to preserve vital evidence and secure full financial compensation. At Thiry & Caddell, LLP, our knowledgeable personal injury lawyers have spent decades standing up to aggressive corporate insurance companies and protecting the rights of injured workers throughout the Mobile area.

Hurt at a mandatory retreat in Alabama? Learn how workers’ comp and third-party venue liability claims work to secure your full financial recovery.

08/02/2026

If you are facing a divorce in Alabama, the steps you take today will echo throughout your retirement years. At Thiry & Caddell, LLP, we have spent decades standing beside individuals in Mobile and Baldwin County, helping them safeguard their hard-earned assets and move forward with confidence.

We are committed to protecting what you have spent a lifetime building. Contact us today to schedule a comprehensive consultation at our Mobile office and learn how we can defend your financial stability.

Protect your 401(k), IRA, or pension during an Alabama divorce. Learn about the 10-year rule, QDROs, and property offsets to secure your financial future.

07/26/2026

There are different ways to end your marriage if you decide you no longer want to remain legally wed. Divorce is a common option, but you can also get an annulment. While divorce dissolves your marriage, annulment voids it, with the court declaring that no valid marriage ever existed. This guide